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The 11th Street Improvement Project proposes to enhance the overall safety of 11th Street from Market Street to Division Street. The primary goals of the project include:
• Improving safety for all road users
• Making 11th Street a better corridor for people who walk and bike
• Improving connections to transit with enhanced transit stops.
This project will identify options to make the corridor a more inviting, safe and comfortable experience for all road users.

16th Street is a major east-west corridor in San Francisco that connects the City’s Eastern Neighborhoods (the Central Waterfront, Potrero Hill, Mission District, and East SoMA neighborhoods) to the long-established residential and commercial areas of the City. In a part of San Francisco with hilly terrain and a disjointed street grid due to multiple freeway crossings and the Caltrain commuter rail right-of-way, 16th Street is one of the few corridors that allows for continuous travel from the Castro and Inner Mission neighborhoods east to Mission Bay. Substantial residential and commercial development is already underway in the new Mission Bay neighborhood at the eastern end of the corridor, with several significant infill development projects planned along the rest of 16th Street. The 16th Street Multimodal Corridor Project will improve reliability, travel time, safety, and accessibility for all users of the corridor and meet the needs of current and future residents, workers, and visitors to this growing regional destination.

The SFMTA has heard concerns about safety and accessibility on 17th Street between Church and Sanchez due to streetcar tracks, pavement quality, and lack of curb ramps. People on bicycles are being injured in falls and people with disabilities are having a difficult time crossing the street. The SFMTA has attempted a number of solutions in the past several years to minimize the difficulties posed by the streetcar tracks, but crashes are still occurring.

To enhance service and safety on the 19-Polk, the SFMTA is implementing bus stop changes on Polk Street between North Point and Post streets. These improvements are being implemented as part of the Polk Streetscape Project.

The 2009 San Francisco Bicycle Plan (often referred to as the Bike Plan) is an update of the 1997 San Francisco Bicycle Plan and contains specific proposed near-term bicycle route network improvement projects for a safe, interconnected bicycle network that supports bicycling as an attractive alternative to private auto use.

The goal of the 20th Avenue Neighborway Project is to make 20th Avenue a safer and more pleasant place to walk or bike to neighborhood destinations and nearby parks. If you'd like to receive email updates about events or milestones for this project, please sign up for updates on the "Receive Updates" tab above.

The 30 Stockton is one of Muni’s busiest routes, serving about 28,000 customers every day. As part of Muni Forward, SFMTA is proposing transit priority and pedestrian safety improvements along the route that will make it safer to walk, increase the frequency and reliability of service, and enhance the customer experience—on and off the bus. Project segments on the route include Columbus, Stockton, North Point, Van Ness and Chestnut.

The 5th Street Improvement Project will improve safety along the corridor for those who walk, bike, and drive in the neighborhood. This project will investigate potential bicycle, pedestrian, transit, and loading/parking improvements along 5th Street between Townsend and Market streets in the South of Market (SoMa) neighborhood.

The 6th Street corridor has one of the highest concentrations of pedestrian collisions, injuries, and fatalities in San Francisco. In support of San Francisco’s Vision Zero initiative, the 6th Street Pedestrian Safety Project aims to create a safe and inviting place for people to walk, bike, and drive by transforming 6th Street with wider sidewalks, new traffic signals, and streetscape improvements.

Please view the “Details” tab to learn more about the 6th Street Improvement Project. To view materials pertinent to the project, please see the Documents tab.